The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-25
PERSONAL.

ALFRED TENNYsoN has been England's poet
laureate since lS50-a longer period than the
honor was held by any of his predecessors.
Mr.. PowDvRLY is gong to Europe. He will
have to be mighty careful, or the CourierS and
the hotels will get most of his 5000 salary.
GEN. NoYAGAGAMA. OF the japanese army. is
doing Niagara Falls with party of his country
men. The guides call him Nag" for short
TIE funeral of the late Bishop Lee was at
tended by more colored people than ever before
We're seen at a white mans funeral in Delaware
He was their lifelong friend
A CONCERT viii be given at the Grand Opera
House in Paris next week for the benefit of the
earthquake sufferers in Southern France Nine
Nilsson Miranda, Mile. Van Zandt, Judic Theo
and other artists Will take part.
GEORGE INNEss the landscape painter is not
found at receptions, making himself agreeable
to the ladies, nor is he ever seen posttlrng be
fore his own pictures. OF late years he has be-
come a disciple of Swedcnborg.
WILLIAM NJ. SARGENT, of Portland. Me. has
had the rare good fortune TO find in an old man
uscript volume certified copy of the deed or
charter of New Hampshire TO Can't John
Mason signed by King Charles l., in August
1855.
CHARLES READE, in his memoirs, says of
Ellen Terry: ELLEN Terry is an enigma. Her
eyes are pale, her nose rather long. her mouth
nothing peculiar complexion q delicate brick
dust, her hair rathei like tow. Yet, somehow
she IS beautiful"
JAMES HMBLrr, {he manager Of the time
service of the Western Union Telegraph Com
paGy. has waving gray hair mixed with black,
wears spectaces and isa nervous, quick moving
gentleman. lic loves his clock as much as il IL
were tho apple OF his eye.
W. j. ScANLAS, the Irish minstrel, saws he
was lately offered $4,000 TO lend his name 10
advertising a tooth paste. The proprietors
wanted him to certify That he had been given
the recipe by some countess, and had consented
70 sell IL Tor the benefit of mankind.
STATUE Of Earthquake Allen. or Roaring
Bin Allen, as he was nicknamed for his feats in
the Scnute Of the United States. has been fin
ished IA Italy by Charles Il. Nichaus of Cucin-
NIT u viii 80 to the National Gallery of
Sculpture rs - gift from Ohio OF which Mr.
Allen was once Governor,
Hos GEoHGE BANcRorT. SO years oil and in
vigorous health says people are Injured great
deal moro by eating too much than by taking
an extra glass o. wine at dinner ne said m
mrNoWy visited that city since the times Of
Horny Clay nnd had never since then been I'm
that part Of the south or seen the Mississippi
river.
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